Sentence examples for with strong accuracy from inspiring English sources

The parallel gain obtainable is predicted with strong accuracy, providing a quantitative understanding of the potential impact of this method.

In this paper we formulate a numerical method that is high order with strong accuracy for numerical wave numbers, and is adaptive to non-uniform grids.

The modified SOBI method successfully found the mode shapes for both types of excitation with strong accuracy, but power spectral densities (PSDs) of the recovered modal responses showed signs of distortion for the traffic simulations.

Under their assumptions, " a supertree method (which essentially returns the "average" estimated gene tree) recovers the true species tree with strong accuracy from phylogenomic data simulated under a model incorporating LGT, even when the amount of LGT is such that two random gene trees share only 50% of their internal branches, on average" [ 50].

Actually, the mere linguistic and conceptual turn from 'forecasting' to 'foresight', which has happened few decades ago, assumes the existence of such an element, as long as the future ceased to be exclusively a matter of expert judgments with strong claims of prognostic accuracy.

As an alternative, we attempted to analyze RNA-seq data to produce a high confidence transcript set consisting of full length or near full-length transcripts with strong support for their accuracy.

Alexandra Deshorties handled the challenges with strong, clear singing and overall accuracy, though her tone in her top voice turned hard-edged.

If selection is aimed at increasing the likelihood that patients have AD pathology (enrichment), then biomarkers with high diagnostic accuracy or with strong correlations with the presence of amyloid or tau pathology typical of AD would be needed.

With strong relatedness between CV sets, prediction accuracies for RR within environment and BG were high for wood (r = 0.71 0.79) and moderately high for growth (r = 0.52 0.69) traits, in line with trends in heritabilities.

A recent study examining the accuracy of genotyping with short reads from genomic sequencing found that removing sites with strong allelic imbalance, the very sites we are trying to identify, increased genotype accuracy [ 30].

Nurses with strong analysis, inference and deductive scores did stand out in the accuracy of their diagnoses.